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Arab Spring articles on Democracy Chronicles

The Arab Spring was the revolutionary wave of demonstrations and protests in the Arab world following the banner of one man in Tunisia, began on 17 December 2010 with the Tunisian Revolution. Popular protests took place in many countries including Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, and Yemen.

Sudan’s Deadly Crackdown Evokes Arab Spring Bloodshed

by DC Editors - June 9, 2019

Sudan's Deadly Crackdown Evokes Arab Spring Bloodshed

In the Middle East, it has often begun the same way: a popular swell of street protests against long-entrenched autocrats and demonstrators .

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Africa, Arab Spring, Democracy Protests, Middle East, Sudan, Tunisia

Are We on the Brink of Another Arab Spring?

by DC Editors - March 29, 2019

Another Arab Spring?

Are we on the brink of another Arab Spring? Some regional autocrats appear to fear so and are cracking down on even the mildest of dissent, say analysts.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Africa, Algeria, Arab Spring

Is Algeria Turning Green or Staying Red?

by David Anderson, J.D. - March 8, 2019

Algeria Turning Green

Algeria has long been a gangster state so now these angry youngsters have taken to the streets in large numbers. Most of the population is very poor, half are under 30 and 29% are unemployed.

Filed Under: DC Authors Tagged With: Africa, Algeria, Arab Spring, Colonialism, Democracy Protests, France, Middle East, Religion and Democracy

Morocco’s Arab Spring Anniversary Brings Reflection and Beatings

by DC Editors - February 24, 2019

Morocco: Arab Spring Anniversary Brings Reflection, Beatings

Moroccan Arab Spring anniversary marks eight years after the spirit of activism was born in this North African kingdom with several demonstrations.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Africa, Arab Spring, Democracy Protests, Morocco

How Climate Change is Linked to the Arab Spring Mass Migration

by DC Editors - February 1, 2019

Study: Climate Change Linked to 'Arab Spring' Mass Migration

Scientists have linked climate change to the mass migration flows that followed the Arab Spring in North Africa and the Middle East a few years ago.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Africa, Arab Spring, Election Science, Europe, Middle East

New Tensions and Worries Mark Tunisian Revolution Anniversary

by DC Editors - January 16, 2019

New Tensions, Worries Mark Tunisia's Revolution Anniversary

New tensions worries mark Tunisia’s revolutionary anniversary as country marked eight years since a democratic uprising ousted its long-time strongman.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Africa, Arab Spring, Democracy Protests, Tunisia

Saudi Arabia Urged To Halt Six Imminent Executions

by DC Editors - October 30, 2018

Saudi Arabia Urged To Halt

U.N human rights experts called on Saudi Arabia to halt the imminent execution of six men sentenced to death for activities related to the 2011 Arab Spring.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Arab Spring, Dictatorships, Middle East, Political Dissidents, Saudi Arabia, United Nations

Late Saudi Writer Khashoggi Supported Arab Spring, Free Speech

by DC Editors - October 23, 2018

Late Saudi Writer Khashoggi Supported Arab Spring, Free Speech

VOA recalls interview with Khashoggi in August where he expressed his views on democracy and many other regional issues and problems in Egypt and Libya.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Arab Spring, Journalism and Free Speech, Middle East, Political Dissidents, Saudi Arabia

Podcast Reviews Tunisia’s Path From Dictatorship To Democracy

by DC Editors - September 15, 2018

Tunisia’s Path From Dictatorship to Democracy

Tunisia, where the Arab uprisings began seven years ago, faces many difficulties in its transition on the economic, political and security fronts.

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Africa, Arab Spring, Tunisia

The dismal failure of efforts to empower the Arab people

by DC Editors - March 27, 2018

empower the Arab people

The Arab world’s numerous decentralization programs simply help keep authoritarian regimes in power

Filed Under: International Democracy Tagged With: Arab Spring, Dictatorships, Middle East

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